195-page archive featuring over 700 logos, graphics, and artifacts spanning from 1960–2002.

This issue documents Bali’s visual graphic past, a period shaped by rapid tourism growth and cultural exchange. Before branding went digital, design was tactile; crafted by local hands, intuition, and imperfect charm.

Sourced from old business cards, souvenir T-shirts, pamphlets and storefront signage, these fragments of small scale designs connect us to a different time; one quietly fading beneath the weight of mass tourism and modern noise.